Erindale detached homes for sale

Detached buyers in Erindale have three distinct choices. The village lanes off Dundas Street West give you heritage houses, post-war bungalows and custom infill on irregular lots above the river, where mature trees, slopes and Credit Valley Conservation rules shape what you can build, and where some houses are listed on the City's Heritage Register. The Credit Woodlands, north of Dundas, offers 1960s bungalows and split-levels on wide streets with generous lots; they are the community's most attainable detached homes and the most common candidates for additions and second-storey rebuilds. Huron Park, south of Dundas near Paisley Boulevard West, has larger 1970s two-storey houses with double garages. In all three, ask your inspector about original electrical, plumbing and insulation, check for permits on finished basements, and confirm the school catchment, which differs between the three areas. Erindale Park, the Culham Trail and Huron Park Recreation Centre are a walk from most streets.